Rick, Shannon and Mike talk about what GM Jerry Dipoto had to say about the offseason and that getting one more starting pitcher would cap a nice offseason. Mariners manager Scott Servais talks about what he learned after a season at the helm as manager and what he expects to see from the team this season. The trio of Rick, Shannon and Mike talk about the new collective bargaining agreement reached by the players and owners and what changes have been made.

Rick Rizzs, Shannon Drayer and Mike Blowers host live from the Bellevue Square Mariners Team Store. Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto joins the show all hour long to talk about offseason moves and what he expects to see from this team in 2017. He says after a year of being GM, he now knows this team and what they are capable of.

Shannon Drayer and James Osborn take a look back at the Mariners offseason week that featured two big trades. The podcast also includes a 20 minute interview with pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre Jr. who shares his thoughts on the pitching trades, what next for Felix Hernandez and also sheds some light on what we can expect from James Paxton. The podcast also includes "best of" interviews with Kyle Lewis and Mike Hampton.

Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto joins Shannon Drayer and James Osborn to discuss a number of his roster building philosophies, where he sees the team in relation to this time last year, what the chances are of a big off season add and much more. Also, a discussion of the weekly news and notes plus a fun "Bullpen Banter" interview with Kyle Seager and Shannon's favorite walkoff interview of 2016.

Mariners general manager Jerry Dipoto joins Shannon Drayer and James Osborn to discuss a number of his roster building philosophies, where he sees the team in relation to this time last year, what the chances are of a big off season add and much more. Also, a discussion of the weekly news and notes plus a fun "Bullpen Banter" interview with Kyle Seager and Shannon's favorite walkoff interview of 2016.

Former M's pitcher Ryan Rowland-Smith is hoping to break into the broadcasting ranks and talks about facing Ken Griffey Jr. in his return to Seattle. Pitcher Joel Peralta tells everyone how to pronouce his name, talks about getting his start in Butte, Montana and it celebrating 'multiple birthdays' at once. Utility guy Shawn O'Malley talks about the rough news of getting sent to Tacoma, trying to get a hold of the lineup card from his first game, and working out with his wife in the offseason who is a women's basketball coach. Shannon talks to Felix Hernandez and he talks about meeting the new group of guys and getting ready for the season.

Aaron, Shannon and Dave talk to pitching coach Mel Stottlemyre about the battle for 5th starter, how the bullpen looks right now and the fishing tours he gives in the offseason. Pitcher Wade Miley talks about being a quick worker, how the trade went down and his thoughts on defensive shifts. Robinson Cano talks to Rick Rizzs about this offseason and his investment in a pool table for the team.

Mariners pitcher Mike Montgomery talks about his switch from starting to relief and today getting his first test as a true relief pitcher. Catcher Steve Clevenger talks about coming up as a shortstop and being converted to catcher. He talks about catching Felix for the first time. Nelson Cruz talks about his role in the new commercials this year and his routine in spring. We learn how Cruz got his break in baseball (by playing in a pickup softball game).

Mariners 3rd base coach Manny Acta talks about how he knew Scott Servais and his use of defensive shifts as a manager with the Cleveland Indians. Pitcher Taijuan Walker talks about his start to spring and what it was like to hit in a spring training game. Tacoma Rainiers hitting coach Scott Brosius talks about his coaching career in the college ranks and why he's getting back into the pro coaching ranks.

Mariners IF/OF candidate Stefen Romero talks about what he's done to have such a hot spring, working on the transition to playing first and getting married this past offseason. Mariners OF prospect Boog Powell talks about his great catch today, what he learned from the base running stats today, and his hopes to own a snake. Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times talks about some stories from camp including the crushing blow to Danny Hultzen. M's hitting coach Edgar Martinez talks about how he was able to improve the M's hitting last season and what he's doing this year to focus more on getting on base.

Mariners bench coach Tim Bogar talks about the first half of spring and what they've done to get to know everyone and get players to buy in to their methods. Pitcher James Paxton talks about his battle back from injuries last season and how he's handling the battle for 5th starter. ROOT Sports' Brad Adam talks about his innings of play-by-play on the radio and some stories from spring.

Pitcher Tony Zych says he just found out recently that he was acquired from the Cubs for one dollar. He talks about what moment was the one where he knew he belonged in the majors. Larry Stone of the Seattle Times gives his take on Scott Servais as a first time manager and his read on position battles this spring. Former Mariner Jamie Moyer talks about the work he's doing in camp with the pitchers this spring.

Mariners manager Scott Servais talks about his impressions of the first week of games and what goes on off the field. Pitcher Joaquin Benoit talks about how long it took for him to be comfortable in spring training and how long it takes to get ready for the season. Former Mariners 2B Julio Cruz is back with the team to work with the younger kids on baserunning. He talks about what it takes to become an effective base stealer.

Rick, Shannon and Mike talk to GM Jerry Dipoto about the early workings of came and find out what the morning 'chalk talk' is all about. Jerry reveals his thoughts on first impressions in camp. Pitcher Charlie Furbush talks about the injury he suffered last season and how he was able to overcome it.

Rick and Shannon talk about the Mariners acquisition of Joel Peralta to add to the bullpen depth. Mariners hitting coach and 'should-be' Hall of Famer Edgar Martinez talks about becoming hitting coach last year and what he hopes to instill in this group of hitters. Mariners OF hopeful Boog Powell talks about his trade to Seattle and how soon he thinks he can be with the big club. Peoria Sports Complex Operations Manager Chris Calcaterra talks about the changes to the complex this offseason.

Rick Rizzs and Shannon Drayer talk to Mariners pitcher James Paxton who talks about his rehab this offseason and being ready for the spring. He is already in Peoria and threw a bullpen today with Taijuan Walker. Tracy Ringolsby of MLB.com and the MLB Network gives his thoughts about the moves the Mariners made this offseason and his thoughts on the Hall of Fame.

Aaron, Shannon and Dave talk about how Safeco Field has allowed more homeruns since the fences were brought in. New Mariners Director of Player Development talks about his role dealing with the mental side of players and how to get into the correct baseball mindset. Mariners senior director of marketing Gregg Greene talks about the free Mariners kids club and what to expect when you sign kids up.

Aaron, Shannon and Dave talk to Mariners catcher Mike Zunino about the hitting summit he attended earlier this year and how he's handled the off-season. New Mariners pitcher Nathan Karns talks about the pitching staff of his former team (Tampa Bay Rays) and how he heard he was traded to the Mariners. Angels writer Alden Gonzalez of MLB.com talks about new Mariners GM Jerry Dipoto and why things fell apart for him in Anaheim. He also says new Mariners catcher Chris Iannetta who played for LAA last year has greatly improved at pitch framing.

Rick Rizzs, Aaron Goldsmith and Shannon Drayer host this special edition of the Hot Stove League live from Mariners FanFest. They talk to new Manager Jerry Dipoto, Mariners President Kevin Mather, new catcher Steve Clevenger, James Paxton and Charlie Furbush.

Rick, Shannon and Bill talks about the season Nelson Cruz had and Bill thinks it's the last time a right handed hitter will hit 44 HRs at Safeco. Mariners pitcher Charlie Furbush talks about rehabbing from a torn ligament, getting to know the other relievers and the secret to improving is simply getting strike one. New Mariners first base coach Casey Candaele talks about what he needs to do headed into the season, it being his first as a major league coach. He will be working with the outfielders and helping with baserunning as well. He also talks about his mother who played in the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League.

Rick Rizzs, Shannon Drayer, and Bill Krueger host and talk about the upcoming Fred Hutch lunch coming up tomorrow. New Mariners closer Steve Cishek joins the show and talks about what they did on the Mariners Caravan and how he became a closer after a bad run as a starter. Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News talks a little about how Texas was able to overcome some major injuries and still win the AL West in 2015. He also gives us a scouting report on new Mariners OF (former Ranger) Leonys Martin. Mandy Lincoln from the Mariners marketing department gives us a rundown of what to expect at Fanfest this weekend. Plus, could the National League end up getting the DH?

Aaron, Shannon and Mike talk a little about Ken Griffey Jr. as he was a part of our trivia question. Mariners Marketing Manager Camden Finney joins the show to talk about some of the promotions the team will have this year, featuring the Nelson Cruz 'Boom stick' bobblehead and a King Felix beach towel. Brian McTaggart of MLB.com who covers the Houston Astros talks about their run to the playoffs and the moves they made this offseason. He talks about how much Jose Altuve means to the Astros. Plus, we learn quite an amazing stat about Nelson Cruz.

Aaron Goldsmith, Shannon Drayer and Mike Blowers host. New Mariners 1st baseman Adam Lind joins the show and talks about his reaction to being traded to the Mariners and about what he calls his 'man pavilion' as opposed to man cave at his home in Tampa Bay. We take a look at the moves GM Jerry Dipoto made in the offseason and what the lineup should look like once the season begins. The Mariners have completely changed their bullpen this offseason (which was a huge trouble spot in 2015). We look at how the new arms could impact things in 2016. The Mariners catching depth took a hit as Jesus Sucre broke his leg in a Winter League game. We talk about the catching depth on the roster.